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As a beginner of any language, you must know the importance of the words, "words" and " verbs" are the soldiers which give 100℅ guarantees of winning the Battle, there are different types of verbs and words, which you should know them and also know how to use in the statements.

Are some basic concepts of knowing them moreover how they work in sentences.

As a learner of the English language, firstly aware yourselves of the parts of speech, 

There are 8 types of speech in English grammar.

(1) Noun-

 plays an important part in English grammar, in the absence of nouns, The language of English can be imagined, the first word of the paragraph, story, article, and myths are written by the noun.

VANITY (NOUN): Conceit 
Synonyms: self-conceit, narcissism 
Antonyms: modesty 
Example Sentence: 
It flattered his vanity to think I was in love with him. 

INCURSION (NOUN): Attack on 
Synonyms: assault on, raid on 
Antonyms: retreat.

NURTURE (NOUN):  upbringing 
Synonyms: care, fostering 
Antonyms: nature 
Example Sentence: 
They are all that nature and nurture have made them.

ILLUSION (NOUN): Appearance
Synonyms: impression, imitation
Antonyms: reality
Example Sentence:
We have to showcase an illusion of family togetherness.

CREDENCE (NOUN): Acceptance
Synonyms: assurance, certainty
Antonyms: denial, disbelief
Example Sentence:
If a person wants to give credence to his business, they must develop a website for it.

STREAM (NOUN) succession
Synonyms: series, string
Antonyms: trickle.

PERIL (NOUN): Danger
Synonyms: jeopardy risk
Antonyms: safety.

PATHOS (NOUN): Poignancy
Synonyms: tragedy, sadness
Antonyms: fortune, joy.

(2) Pronoun- 

is the second largest part of English grammar which the most frequently is used in a sentence in English, it's known as the replacement of nouns, in the absence of the noun, "pronoun" is take the place of a noun but according to the structure or the forms.

(3) Adjective -

It's a modifier which is used characteristics or features to the noun and pronoun, but it's used before a noun and indirectly a pronoun.

IMMEDIATE (ADJECTIVE): Current 
Synonyms: present, existing 
Antonyms: past.

SPECIFIC (ADJECTIVE): Particular 
Synonyms: specified, certain 
Antonyms: general.

EXPERIMENTAL (ADJECTIVE): Innovative
Synonyms: new, original
Antonyms: stale.

ALLIED (ADJECTIVE): Associated
Synonyms: related, connected
Antonyms: unrelated.

EVASIVE (ADJECTIVE):  Prevaricating
Synonyms: elusive, ambiguous
Antonyms: frank.

NOTEWORTHY (ADJECTIVE): Notable
Synonyms: interesting, significant
Antonyms: unexceptional, boring

FASCINATING (ADJECTIVE): Engrossing 
Synonyms: captivating, absorbing 
Antonyms: boring.


 COUNTER (ADJECTIVE): Opposing 
Synonyms: opposed, opposite 
Antonyms: complementary.

UNPRECEDENTED (ADJECTIVE) Unparalleled 
Synonyms: unequaled, unmatched 
Antonyms: normal.

ILLUSTRIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Eminent 
Synonyms: distinguished, acclaimed 
Antonyms: unknown.


8. AGGRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE): Assertive 
Synonyms: forceful, competitive 
Antonyms: submissive.



9. PROPITIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Favourable 
Synonyms: auspicious, promising 
Antonyms: inauspicious.

(4) Verb -

Is an action word that shows the action of the doer or the subject of the statement.

CONFIDE (VERB): Reveal 
Synonyms: disclose, divulge 
Antonyms: keep from.


 INTENSIFY (VERB) Escalate 
Synonyms: boost, increase 
Antonyms: lessen.


 HARBOUR (VERB): Shelter 
Synonyms: conceal, hide 
Antonyms: hand over.



EARMARK (VERB):  Set aside
Synonyms: reserve, appropriate
Antonyms: use up.

BELITTLE (VERB): Disparage
Synonyms: denigrate, run down
Antonyms: praise.

PROTRACT (VERB): Prolong
Synonyms: extend, draw out
Antonyms: curtail, shorten.

ENFORCE (VERB): Compulsory
Synonyms: obligatory, mandatory
Antonyms: voluntary.

(5) Adverb -

Words that are added before or after the verb and an adjective to enhance the meaning, is known as an adverb.

in a while,

just a bit, 

slightly close,

 as soon as possible,

very quickly,

surprisingly well,

at the fairground

(6) Preposition -

Prepositions are joiners that connect only nouns and pronouns to show their specific/unspecific place, time, and direction.

about his homework,

across the road, 

around the corner, 

before June,

by himself,

like her brother,

near the vegetable store,

of milk and honey,

out the door

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